An…interesting approach to noise-proofing your system :D

Bazzite would honestly be my newbie recommendation nowadays. The only immutable distro I didn’t have much issues with.

Which us what makes the situation much worse

Making something good takes more money and yields less. Users, for the most part, are too entrenched in the ecosystem to ever leave, so Microsoft may as well squeeze the most out of them.

Let’s Encrypt is a certificate authority, the one making sure the green lock on HTTPS sites stays green.

Veracrypt is an encryption software.

One can absolutely not comprehend man pages without already having the experience working with various things

True, but Gentoo and LFS are too hard for them, and Debian/Slack too old and uncool.

It does have its merits, but the hype is pretty much “cool kids go hard”

So:

• They had nuclear records
• They expose the server to the Internet
• They don’t update their software since 2023

What the hell did they expect?

Lol

And on most people’s machines too. So, this must either be an exotic Podman bug, or something not right with your setup. Not many options there, but I hope you’ll find out what’s wrong.

Something is super wrong in your setup or some weird Podman bug on your side. Works flawlessly and quickly on my machine, no such issues.

They still in this gripe? Didn’t see how their uprising ended, any updates?

Cute, even if deeply impractical for most server applications.

We need more of those weird enthusiast projects around, and we need to hear of them.

Still, going all green and then selling sets of four physical books is a little odd.

Is this you?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S8s9uzPIqQ4

Hot take: user-friendly system shouldn’t require the manual to operate normally.

Lol

Kate is a basic GUI text editor that can highlight syntax, suggest options and do other things useful for code and configs. Comes with KDE (which is a common newbie recommendation) and is available as Flatpak everywhere else.

But sure, there are instances where you should use CLI text editors. If you need to edit text files as root, this is generally the best option. Also, it’s the only option for headless setups and SSH. For that, nano will do.

First choice: use a normal damn GUI text editor

Second choice: Nano. It’s simple and comprehensible, and a best CLI choice for newbies. You can then turn to vim, emacs, or whatever, but don’t make your life harder from the get-go

People suggesting to start with Vim are probably the same ones pushing for Arch as a first distro. C’mon.

Me